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Overview
As part of the plans to regenerate the area known as Bedminster Green, Bristol City Council is working on a number of projects to improve the area.
We are seeking feedback from the local community on initial ideas for improving the River Malago and the green, and improving travel around and through the area with better routes for public transport, walking and cycling. We are also proposing changes to parking in the area with a new decked car park proposed on the site of the current Little Paradise Car Park.
Overview
As part of the plans to regenerate the area known as Bedminster Green, Bristol City Council is working on a number of projects to improve the area.
We are seeking feedback from the local community on initial ideas for improving the River Malago and the green, and improving travel around and through the area with better routes for public transport, walking and cycling. We are also proposing changes to parking in the area with a new decked car park proposed on the site of the current Little Paradise Car Park.